The Poetical Works of Sir Walter Scott, Bart. ...A. and C. Black, 1880 |
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... Edward III . ; 1 and that , 1 [ That monarch first used the vernacular English dialect in a motto which he displayed on his shield at a celebrated tournament . The legend which graced the representation of a white swan on the king's ...
... Edward III . ; 1 and that , 1 [ That monarch first used the vernacular English dialect in a motto which he displayed on his shield at a celebrated tournament . The legend which graced the representation of a white swan on the king's ...
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... Edward VI . , totally alienated the affections even of those Scots who were most attached to the English interest . The Earl of Angus , in particular , united himself to the Governor , and gave the English a sharp defeat at Ancram Moor ...
... Edward VI . , totally alienated the affections even of those Scots who were most attached to the English interest . The Earl of Angus , in particular , united himself to the Governor , and gave the English a sharp defeat at Ancram Moor ...
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... Edward VI . The custom , also , of paying black- mail , or protection - rent , introduced a connexion betwixt the countries ; for a Scottish Borderer , taking black - mail from an English inhabitant , was not only himself bound to ...
... Edward VI . The custom , also , of paying black- mail , or protection - rent , introduced a connexion betwixt the countries ; for a Scottish Borderer , taking black - mail from an English inhabitant , was not only himself bound to ...
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... Edward I. conceived the idea of matching his eldest son , Edward , Prince of Wales , with the young Queen of Scotland . The plan was eagerly embraced by the Scottish nobles ; for , at that time , there was little of the national ...
... Edward I. conceived the idea of matching his eldest son , Edward , Prince of Wales , with the young Queen of Scotland . The plan was eagerly embraced by the Scottish nobles ; for , at that time , there was little of the national ...
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... Edward I. , for the plea- sure of slaying him by the hand of young Maitland , is a poetical license ; 1 and may ... Edward I. , glows in every line of the ballad . romancers . 1 Such liberties with the genealogy of monarchs were common ...
... Edward I. , for the plea- sure of slaying him by the hand of young Maitland , is a poetical license ; 1 and may ... Edward I. , glows in every line of the ballad . romancers . 1 Such liberties with the genealogy of monarchs were common ...
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